Happy Thanksgiving to all. Here in Korea, Kelli made a turkey dinner. I invited some people I work with to come over. We had a really nice time and a great meal!
Kelli standing by the Turkey. It is a 13 pound turkey that barely fits in the oven with the baked corn. It is tough cooking in the Korean oven. It is so small!
The Chef with the food before the feeding begins.
The Wii makes a great warm up for dinner. Boxing and bowling really work up the appetite. In this picture are two of the guys from my office. The Korean is what we call a KATUSA, he is from the ROK (Republic of Korea) Army but attached to the U.S. Army. I invited him for a traditional American meal. He seemed to loved it. It was his first Thanksgiving.
My friend's wife, she is Filipino, this was her first Thanksgiving meal too. I showed them both the tradition of the wishbone and let them have the honors. 
He was quite happy to end up with the larger part of the bone. I wonder what he wished for?
The Chef with the food before the feeding begins.
The Wii makes a great warm up for dinner. Boxing and bowling really work up the appetite. In this picture are two of the guys from my office. The Korean is what we call a KATUSA, he is from the ROK (Republic of Korea) Army but attached to the U.S. Army. I invited him for a traditional American meal. He seemed to loved it. It was his first Thanksgiving.My friend's wife, she is Filipino, this was her first Thanksgiving meal too. I showed them both the tradition of the wishbone and let them have the honors. He was quite happy to end up with the larger part of the bone. I wonder what he wished for?
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